Regards Croisés Sur Rio+20 2015
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Chapitre 2. La grandeur de Rio+20 : formats et enrôlements de la société politique globale

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“…Transnational 'mega-events' themselves date back to the nineteenth-century World's Fairs, which in turn constitute a revival of the ancient tradition of Olympic Games. Addressed to a multinational audience, such events have played a key role in the emergent construction of a 'world society' (Meyer, 2010) or 'world polity' (Dumoulin Kervran, 2021, p. 81) through logistical and communicational efforts aimed at constructing 'greatness' (Dumoulin Kervran, 2015). Roche identifies them as core elements of modernity, in which transnational elites celebrate 'civilisation' and 'progress' while simultaneously relying heavily on ritualised elements, dramaturgy and spectacle before a global public (Roche, 2000, p. 89; see also Merry, 2006, pp.…”
Section: The Rise Of Global Environmental Summitrymentioning
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“…Transnational 'mega-events' themselves date back to the nineteenth-century World's Fairs, which in turn constitute a revival of the ancient tradition of Olympic Games. Addressed to a multinational audience, such events have played a key role in the emergent construction of a 'world society' (Meyer, 2010) or 'world polity' (Dumoulin Kervran, 2021, p. 81) through logistical and communicational efforts aimed at constructing 'greatness' (Dumoulin Kervran, 2015). Roche identifies them as core elements of modernity, in which transnational elites celebrate 'civilisation' and 'progress' while simultaneously relying heavily on ritualised elements, dramaturgy and spectacle before a global public (Roche, 2000, p. 89; see also Merry, 2006, pp.…”
Section: The Rise Of Global Environmental Summitrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The global nonetheless takes on a specific shape and appearance at each UN summit, climate COP or biodiversity meeting. Enacted at a specific site, 'global' UN culture is coloured by the 'local' host city and country (Aubertin, 2015;Dumoulin Kervran, 2015). The result of this superimposition can be illustrated using observations made at the climate COP26.…”
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